(2017-05-12, 21:37)meowmoo Wrote:

(2017-05-12, 20:50)Busta Uppa Wrote: Hello all! Been reading up and following the instructions in the OP to get MadNox running for the first time. Referring to the "Help" section in skin settings, I've got every add-on installed (with a green "Yes" next to the item) except for script.color.picker . I can't seem to find that one online, and the Passion-XBMC repository that the menu selection directs me to doesn't seem to exist. Anyone know how I would get to this?

Is the add-on even required? I suppose I could live without it, just want to make sure I'm getting the proper MadNox experience here.

not needed, your good to go

(2017-05-13, 14:59)_Andy_ Wrote: To get the atmos logo you need to have the filename tagged with atmos or tag the file with the inbuild Kodi tags. E.g. your filename should something like this "moviename.year.1080p.bluray.atmos.mkv
Now you should see the atmos logo in every view.

(2017-05-14, 02:27)_Andy_ Wrote: Ok i guess i found the solution. Open View_800_KodiFlix.xml in your text editor and go to line 2634
Search for

Code:

            <control type="image">
                    <left>600</left>
                    <colordiffuse>floor</colordiffuse>
                    <texture>$VAR[ColorFlagsAudio]audio/$VAR[AudioFlagVar,,.png]</texture>
                    <include>AudioFlagsVars</include>
                    <visible>!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.VideoCodec)</visible>
                    <include>VisibleFadeEffect</include>
                    <visible>!ListItem.IsParentFolder</visible>
                </control>

and change the texture line into

Code:

<control type="image">
                    <left>600</left>
                    <colordiffuse>floor</colordiffuse>
                    <texture>$VAR[LibraryAudioFlagVar]</texture>
                    <include>AudioFlagsVars</include>
                    <visible>!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.VideoCodec)</visible>
                    <include>VisibleFadeEffect</include>
                    <visible>!ListItem.IsParentFolder</visible>
                </control>

This should work.

(2017-05-16, 10:31)charliekay74 Wrote: I installed the leia-version for KODi 18. Everything works at the first test. Only on startup there is a toolbox script error showing up. What can i do? Cannot deactivate the script. Need kodi 18 for newest ffmpeg codecs and smooth dvbt2 hevc 5.1 sound playback.

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(2017-05-16, 15:03)bsoriano Wrote:

(2017-05-16, 10:31)charliekay74 Wrote: I installed the leia-version for KODi 18. Everything works at the first test. Only on startup there is a toolbox script error showing up. What can i do? Cannot deactivate the script. Need kodi 18 for newest ffmpeg codecs and smooth dvbt2 hevc 5.1 sound playback.

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For the time being, you can use this version, which works under Leia. It's important to note that basic compatibility is there, but there are no other optimizations done. No support is provided at this time for this version.

https://github.com/mikesilvo164/skin.aeon.madnox/tree/leia

Regards,

Bart

(2017-05-18, 20:27)_Andy_ Wrote: It's because of this import in the script.toolbox <import addon="script.module.pil" version="1.1.7"/>
The module pil is not available in a x64 bit version.
Don't use script.toolbox or change to Kodi 32bit.